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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-12-17
A. Boom Feared.

The CmRoNICLE insists that Custer is
enjoying a real estate boom of prod
igons proportions. One Rapid City
man. Andrew Mills, bought nine lots
there last week. On this Is the boom
based Rapid Journal, 18th.
The CHRONICLE done no such thing
The sale of IS instead of 8 lots were
simply reported, with less flourish than
would have accompanied the statement
by the Journal, even were the transfer
made by one resident to another for the
very laudable purpose of creating n
fictitious boom. We now further state
for the edifcation Of the journal, and
with no intention of creating the i'm
preston that Custer is experiencing "a
real estate boom Of prodigous proper
tions," that Mr.. Mills, who has since
increased his Custer possessions by the
purchase of Is additional lots, is not the
only person by any means who can
read the now exceedingly plain hand
writing on the wall, and who have sig
nIfied their confidence in Custer realty
by similar purchases as we note during
the past week the sale of - lots in this
place exclusive Of those purchased by
Mr.. Mills, showing conclusively that, if
a boom were claimed it could not be
wholly based on the purchases made by
Mr. NJ These lots, some of which were
sold for more than similar ones in
Rapid would command, were mainly
purchased by non residents, every one
Of which were bona tide transactions,
and not consummated with a view to
create false impressions, as has been the
case in certain localities where the vital
resources for the support of a prosperous
and Aurishing city are more rem otely
located cover the hill' than they are in
the future tin city of America. Belay
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-12-17

On Monday, the 10Th inst, quarrel
between two men at Fairburn named
Grub and Raridan, which is said to
have originated over the possession of a
house, eliminated in the killing of
Grub, and the supposed fatal wounding
of Raridan, who, when last heard from,
was considered beyond all hope of
recovery. Dr. Flick was summoned
from Rapid, but found the victims be-
yond the reach of medical skill.
Later advices from the scene of the
conflict, and which are regarded as being
strictly reliable, indicate the early re-
covery Of Raridan, whose wounds were
not as serious as at first supposed; his
only wound being shot in the left leg
below the knee. One shot grazed his
abdomen, but did not inflct injury.
Public sympathy at Fairburn Is said to
be rather in favor of Raridan.
Railroad towns are increasing rapidly
on the eastern border of the Hills.
Whitewood is a fixed fact Tiford is
being surveyed, and the sale Of lots will
take place early in January. Black
Hawk lots will soon be on the market,
and Spring Valley will in the near
future be attracting attention as an
humble hub in chancery.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-12-17

The average sale::of town lots in Gus.
ter for the past week, was ten per day -
No boom,
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40 ~ ahiMt.I Aa.t 'IaHJf 4tN4 tfVfIN asFh
the opposite track, II was struck by The
engine Of the accommodation, throwing II
from tho track with the result stated.
Tho Clerk Of CLAY County recently Ia.
sued marriage licenses To two men to mar.
~ the 5aame girl, and since Issuing the
license. he has Racertained the frat nppli.
cant was already married man.
The Menta9s Coke Company, Of Fair.
mont, has flied upNa school house for tho
benefit Of the children OF It's employee,
and the Board Of Education has accepted
the same and employed q teacher. It Is
understood that the company will next
provide q church building and endeavor
to arrange for regular religious services.
Tho work on tho kingwood railway Is
being pushed SO rapidly as possible.
While the engine has been In the shop for
repsire, tho trackmen have been ct work
ballestlng and lining up the track. The
track Ia now laid 10 within about one.thlrd
Of a mile Of Cookies Station, and 1t Ia ex.
peoted that pasnenger and freight trains
will be running from Tunnelton 10 that
point within o week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-22
Yllesl I.iIcsl PiIesl

A Sure cure found at last. No one need
sufisr. Azure cure for tho blind, bleed
ing, itching eud ulcorated piles hes been
Uncovered by DR.. William ian Indian
remodyD called Dr.. Williams Indian Pile
Ointment. 4 single boz has cured the
worst old chronic csse5 OF twenty-five and
thirty years. standing. No n need sui.
for five minutca after applying this won.
deriul soothing medicine. Lotions, in.
Btruments and electuariea do more harm
thar good. Williams Indian Pile Ointment
absorbs tho tumors, allsys the intense
itching, acts as poultice, gives instant and
p~ainleae relief and is prepared for Pilee
and nothing else. T~houesnds Of cured
patients atteat Its virtues, and phyeiciGna
Of ell schools pronounce II the g~seatea,
contribution 10 medicine Of the age. It
matters not how long or severely you have
been suffering, you can be cured.
Judge Coons, Maysyiile, KY, says:
"Dr. Williams Pile Ointment cured me
after years OF auIering."
Judge Cofinbury, Cleveland, o., says:
" have found by experience that Dr..
Williams Indian Pile Ointment gives i'm.
mediate and permanent relief"
We have hundreds Of ench testimonials
Do not sufle. an instant longer. Sold by
druggists. Daw
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Dayo Brown, Of Anderson, is spending a
lew daya at home.
Miss Lulu Keller, Of Bellaire, visited
Mrs. VIM. Hall last week.
Mrs, Davis, Of Martins Ferry, Is visiting
her many friends in town.
Mrs. Porter, Of near Gal,ipollg, is visit.
ing her eister. Mrs. 8. e. King,
An oyster supper 10 announced at the
NJ. P. church for next Saturday evening.
Mrs. Melvin, OF Burgststown, was tho
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Langley. last
week. #.
Mics Belle Oliver, Of Portland, and Ed.
ward Elliott, Of Bellaire, were married on
Thursday.
Tho protrsctcd meeting Is still In pro.
greso; there have been ten accssaions to
the church.
". saltkill. OF Maynard, and All Grip.
por, of smithfald, wore visiting here Sun.
day evening.
1t was discovered Friday that Mr.. Mi.
chael Pinkerton's hip was ont Of joint,
two weeks or more after ho was hurt, and
he is now in q very critical condition.
It war announced lsst week that the
court had granted q divorce 10 Mrs. John
~Johnson, Of Portland, and We are inform,
ed this evening that thoy are living togeth.
er hArmoniously. They do eome very
queer things in Portland.
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AND TRADE.
The F%ontusos OF tho Money and s.


The Features OF tho Money snd Stock
Markets.
NEW YoRE, Nov. 2l-Money on call easy at 10
6 per cent, closed offered at 4 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper ut cas percent. Sterling OK.
change dull at 81 s.? for ~llxty.day bills and 81 $50
for demand. ts Ri lr,
The stock market was comparatively dull and
low0r to-day, but the result Of the DAYS trading Is
o! little importance The temper OF the room was
bullish his morning. but the general tendency
was to await further reaction, aud the bears I'm.
proved the opportunity TO make, a demonstration
against prices.
There was little doing oxcspt Tor the account OF
the professional element, aud the hears arc est.
mated to have put As high as 80 900 shares OF stock
Very little lOug stock came upOn the market, and
tho bulls believe the ro4ciiOa. will bring, flesh out.
side buying into the market.
some comment was called forth by the bidding
up Of money to 9 FER cent. III tho afternoon, being
regarded as NJ attempt to dcnress prices by 4
manipulation Of the money market az lin. But In
the face OF the Governments offer 10 advance all
the money seeded on Government bonds, a strin.
Sency IN monty Is almost imp lssible. All the
ieading shares were lower, while the low. priced
securities wero lrm, especially the bltuminous
coal roads rL
Railroad bonds were dull md somewhat irrceu.
lar. and final prices are about equally divided be,
tween gtins md lcs!cs: sales s656, 0GO.
Government bonds werl dull and steady,
The total sales Of stock to-day wefo "a. 59l shares.
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Ex.Commlssionor of h General Lane
ONCE, Washington.

Ex.Commlssioner of the General Lhnd
ONCE, Washington.
Land Commissioner Sparks would not
yield te the will Of hls superior, Secretary
Of the Interior Lamar, and had to step out
in consequence Of his obstinacy. This is
the whole story in nutshell. In accept
ing tho Commissioners le!te. OF r~csigua.
ton President Cleveland assured him Of
his appreciation sol tho rugged and un-
yielding integrity" which characterized
his official conduct, Sparks is not e4tin-
guishsd by what has happened. Rumors
are floating around Of Intentions 10 make
him q United States Senator, Minister 10
Mexico or Governor Of the Commonwealth
Of Illinois.
William A. J. Sparks, Of Illinois, resides
at Carlyle. He Ia a native OF Indiana,
born near Now Albany, in the Hoosier
State, on November 10, 1928. When he
was about sight years aye his parents re-
moved to Illinois, where they soon after
died, leaving him to amake his way in the
| world without their aid and protection.
He worked hard on q farm, when he
could he attended school, and unaffected
q commendab!e desire for sell.inprove-
ment under most adverse conditions. Az
the result OF his steady resolution n study
and tho habit OF saving, ha was abs 10
procure admission to Mckendres Col
lsge, Illinois, where ho graduated in 1850.
He then read Law and was admitted TO the
bsr in 1851.
In 1858 he wss appointed by President
| Pierce, Land Decelver Tor the Evansville
Land Oaics. He held the Office three
yelrn. In 1856 he TG,s Presidential Flee
tor on tho Buchanan ticket, aud the two
succeeding years he WIS 8 Representative
to the Legislature Of his State. He was
elected to tho Senate Of lllinois in 1868 and
1854. In 1868 he, WIS g delegsts TO the
Democratic National Convention held in
New York. His fret election to Congress-
was in 1874. &c VEG ra.olected to the
Forty.ifth, Forty.eixth and Forty-aeventh
| Congresses. AS q member Of the House
Of Representatives. he took @ prominent
part in debates relating 10 tho tariff end
the currency, also in those respecting the
army and m!iitsry matters in general. He
WIS a member OF the Appropriations Com.
mittee in tho Forty.fith Congress, and
Speaker Randall appointed him Chairman
Of tho COMMITTEE on Military Affairs in
Forty.sixth. BIZ. Sparks vote waa Giyer
sgainat the bill which aiterTa rd BECAME
the Civil Service Law.
His "recordi' in political! life is that OF I
hard.wo1king Statesman, faithful to hi!
osrty prc!e.enca, and able and earnest il
debate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-22

The symtonB Of Bilioueness are unhap-
PLY but too we'll known. They differ in
different individuals to some extent. A
Bilious man is seldom a breakfast eater.
Too frequently, alas, he has on excellent
appetite for liquids but none for solids OF q
morning. His tongue will hardly bear in.
ct any time II 1t is not white and
furred, it is rough, ct all events.
Tho digestive System 10 wholly out OF
order and Diarrhea or Constipation may
be q symptom or the two may alternate.
There sro often Hemorrhoids or sven loss
OF blood. There may be giddiness and
often headache and acidity or flatulence
aud t%cnderness!in the pit Of the stomach.
To correct all this if not effect a cure try
GREEN'S Auytsl Fower, 1t coat but a triHe
and thouaauda attest its efficacy,
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THROUGH TIE STATE
Accidents and Incidents In West Firctni
nnd Siclutty.

-a's nv Nct
md Vicinity.
The National Bank OF Marlinaturg has
purchased' n new varlt which weighs five
tons.
\ Grandon's Graphic, Prohibition organ,
wants the next Third party State Conven-
ton held at Charleston.
Charleston boasts OF 0 barber who was
a schoolmate Of Louis Lining, the Chicago
Anarchist who committed euicide the
other day.
A G.. A. r. Post OF twenty members
war organized at Glenyillo last week.
The membership is expected to reach 100
in a short time.
Tho Camden Consolidated Oil Company
is preparing to put in their own electric
light plant, and expect to have it in opera.
ton in a short time.
William @. Sublett, q witncas attending
the United States Court, died suddenly in
Charleston last week. He lived in Sum-
mers county. near Hinton.
The Grafton Sentinel says Frank Wooda,
Esq, OF the well known law firm OF Martin
& Woods, OF Grafton, has decided to seek
another location on account OF the severity
| OF the climate there at certain Heasons Of
the year affecting his health.
At the recent term Of tho Wayne
County Court, e rule was awarded asainat
IT. T. McDougal, editor Of the Ceredo
Advance, for contempt OF court, in pub
fishing alleged false and libsllous editorial
articles concerning the conduct OF tho
court.
The miners employed in Davis Bros.
mines at Thomas, W. Va, are out on q
strike because come Of their number were
discharged for refusing to move from one
mine to work in another, when requeated
to do 3d.. The strike does not effect the
coal output from the West Virginia Cen
trail road.
Governor Wilson has offered for tho
State a reward Of 500 for the npprshen-
aion and delivery OF William F. Martin, OF
Raleigh county, who is charged with the
murder OF hia wife. Tho Raleigh County
Court supplements tho offer with 500 re.
ward on behalf Of the county.
Hon. John W. Grantham, Of Middloway,
Jefferson county, died Wednesday morn
ing. He had served several terms in both
branches oil tho Legislature, and for eight.
cen years was President OF the Bank OIL
CharleHtown. He wss we'll known and
highly respected throughout tho State.
The JParkersburg Scntine! notea tina
Adolph Fischer, ono OF tho hanged An
archists,, was a printer, and while on {
tramp q few yeara ago was In that city ant
worked for q; short time in the Sandart
Office. Ho appeared then to be a milk
hammered, well behaved citizen.
Tho people Of Morgan county and thu
Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad arc about t,
como to terms in regard to q branch lin,
to Berkeley Springs. The Baltimore 1
: Ohio agrees to build the road and operat,
it for ten years provided they are paid tn
$50, 900 voted by tho county BY the frat o
next January. The road is to be complet
ed by July !, 1888.
On Friday morning On accident occur
red to tho early accommodation goin
east at Snowy creek, between Terra Alt
and Oakland, in which Engineer Ed Cree
Of. keyaer, and Alex Porter and Fran
Simmons were badly bruised and shake
: up, but II 10 thought they are not serioul
( " injured. A car door had become d.
: tached from q freight train and falling 0
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THE OPIUM uAnIr.
n moat Ablsot OF slavories-Is There Any
eNEeytf Emnnuipator? N.f4R 1851

n most Ablsot OF slavories-Is There An,
Emnnuipatore $50
The New York papers lately published
q very pathetic story about a very populs,
emotional actress. It was to tho efec,
that abe had become a confirmed victim
Of the opium habit, involving an almost
total loss Of phyalcal and mental powe,s
and actual deutitution.
The ptory was at once denied by her
friend, who Say she has suffered simply
from nervous prostration, 10 In no need Of
pecunlary aid, and 10 on the way to speedy
Opium victims N usually hopeless,
helpless slaves, mind weakened, lackinv
energy Tor any effort toward recovery,
rapidly drifting into lmbecility and un.
timely graves.
A peculiar feature Ia that victims craft.
lily conceal 1t from their nearest friends,
A young lady at school near Philadelphia
was recently found to DO secretly addicted
10 1t, keeping her medicine" In a SCHOOL
room inkstsnd, and injecting the fluid
into her arm with q photographic pen
In the Chicago Farm, Field and Stock.
man, September "a, 1887, Ia this letter
signed y. 7. o., from Barstow, KY: "
missed tho paper that had my letter in,
80 l did not know that you made the re.
quest to know what 1t was I used to break
up the morphine habit, until l got a letter
from q gentleman aaking information. l
should have answered sooner. 1t was
'Warner'a safe euro. l should have given
1t when I wrote the letter, but 1t looked
too much Ike an Advertisement"
This voluntary statement goes to con-
firm the claim mado by tho proprietors Of
Warmers saie cure, that 1t Is tho only
remedy In the world which has my do.
cided power over diosases OF tho kidneys
and liver, and that this terrible hsbit con.
not be cured until these organs have frat
been restored to full health, because they
are the ones chiefly affected by this drug.
Editor VIM. A. Bode, OF Alton, ILL.,, wss
completely cured Of the opium habit, &C.
quired by long uso in o painful malady,
with Warmers uafe cure. Il cannot be-
cured at all il the kidneys and liver are
diseased,
It is not claimed that there Is anything
in Warmers safe euro alone which will do
away with the habit, except that 1t puts
the kidneys and liver in a healthy condi.
ton, givingthe whole system that strength
and tone without which my attempt to
throw OF the habit, would be in vain.
1t is because phyBicians have discovered
that no other remedy is so beneficial In re-
storing health to the liver, kidneys and
general system asthe one stated that 1t has
come into general use in connection with
tho special remedies for the cure Of the
dreadful opium habit.
One Of the worst features OF the opium
habit is the deadenlng OF mental md NOR
al sensibilities in proportion as It weakens
the physical system and the will power.
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Tho treatment Of many thousands OF cases
OF those chronic weaknesses and distressing
ailments peculiar TO females, at the ,lnynlida'
Hotel aud Surgical Institute, Hlilalot, N; Y,
has afforded q vast experience In nicely adapt
Ink md thoroughly testing remedies for tho
cure Of wolnan'6 peculiar mal0dlcs.
pierce'a Fayorito Prescription
Is tho outgrowth. or result, OF Ms great and
malls, received from patients and from physl-
clans who hnvo tested It In tho moro agra
waited and obstinate cases, which bad bai1ed
their skill, prove, it to be the most wonderful
suffering women 1t Is not recommended ms
"curo-all," but ls n most perfect Specific for
woman's peculiar ailments.
A. ~, q powerful . in~viE 10 1shd1d s sSl1dS
and to the womb mud its appendases a
particular. For orcrworkcd, worn -out,"
hrun.dowh." debilitated teachers. millincrs,
drcssmnkcrs, eeamstrcsscs, "Bhop.girls," house.
generally, Dr.. Picrce's Fasvorite Prescription
Is tho greatest earthly boon, being. uncqualcd
as m nppetizing cordial and restorative tonic.
As n soothing and strengthening
qualed and is invaluable in nllaying and sub
DUNG nervous excitability, irritability, OK
hntstlon, prostitution, hystcria. ,spnsms md
other distressing, ner rcps symptoms COM
dIsease OF the womb. It induces refrcshlns
sleep and relieves mental anxiety and de-
DR.. Pltcrce,s Favorite Prescription
compounded by IN experienced and skillf,il
physician, mud adapted to womnn's delicate
Organization. It Is purely vegetable In It's
composition and perfectly harmless in its
morning, sickness, or nausea, from whatever
cause arising, weak stomach, indigestion, uya.
peDsia and kindred symptoms, its use, in small
DISCS, will prove very beneficial.
tive cure for the most complicated md OBJ
stinate cases Of leu corThce, excessive flowing,
painful Inenstrnntion, unnatural suppressions,
prolapsus, or falling Of tho womb. weak back,
bearing-down sensations. chronic congestion,
Inflammation md liberation of tho womb, In
tiammution, pain and tenderness In oyaries,
accompanied with internal heat"
from girlhood to womanhood, "Favorite Pre-
scrIption" Is q perfectly safe remedial agent,
md can produce only good results. It Is
mcnts incident to that later 'hnll most critical
period, known rs "Thc Change Of life" I.5
"Fnvoritc prescriptions" when taken
Golden Medical Discovery, and small laxative
doses OF DR.. Pierce's Purgntive Pellets (Littlo
Liver Pills.. cures Liver. Kidney and Bladder
diseases. Their combined uso also removes
DlOOu IQlule, ulu uUOll5Ecb CuTCcrOuH ana
gorpfulois humors from tho system.
NHFnvorltc PrcscriptiOnO Is tho only
medicine for women, sold by druggists, under
/ n positive GUARANTEED, from tho lnunu-
faCturcrs, that 1t will give satisfaction In every
case, or money will DO refunded. This guarun-
too has been printed on tho bottlc-wrappcr,
and faithfully carried out for many years.
Largo bottles goo doscs) sl.OO, or six
bottles for $500. s
For large. Illustrated Treatise on Diseases Of
Women t1W pages, paper-covcredD, scnd ten
cents n stnmps. Address,
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TRUSTEE's SALE.

- "
ny Virtue OF a decd OF trust made by oeoge
rchIn and Louisa scbGd, his wife, TO me as trustee,
dated MAY q, 1851, recorded 10, tho office Of the
Clrtk Of the County Court, O! Ohio county, West
Viyirta, in Deed Of Trust Book No. l6 page 1uJ: !
will sell At public auction, at tho front door OF inc
count HouSoo OF taid county. on
SATURDAY, tho 10th DAY o! DECEMBER, 1ss7'
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following Dc
scribtd property, that Is to say: lpt numbered ten
In that tnIt OF The city OF wheeling, Ohio county,
Wett Virginia, formerly known ~ tho torn oil La
grange, but row part Of the city Of wheeling.
Tbs tile ~ beloved to be good, but sellipR as
by Ait deed OF trust.
Tggss o, sALS- One.ttird and ~ mich more az
the purchaser elec,s to pay In cash on the day OF
salc, tho balance In W equal tnstall!nonts a. one
and Two years, with interest, for which the pnr.
chaser sball execute his notes, secure the same ~
deed OF Trust on the property. and keep TIC pullo'
W.. ". COWDEN, Trustee:
" II H,LLFR, Auct'0neer. -..-. nos
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Happy Family.
State Ga,aie,

The Democracy OF West Virginia are a
happy family indeed. The bitter FREQ
trade Democratic papers are engaged In
opsn warfare agalrst the lew protection
Democratic In the State, and swear by the
eternal they ought SO ovor to the Repub.
llcans. Meanwhile these protective men
preserve o dignifed GOODNESS toward tho
Democratic party, indicative OF harmony
IN 0 horn.
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TRusTEE,B SALE.
TRUBTEE's SALE. :,

rEla ,.L
w and Msry Wees, hIs wits, to mo A trustee,
S :" March II, 1854, sud recorded IN tho office o.
M Tiers ol Tho County Court Of Ohio COUNTY, Y;
Va. In DEED OF Trust Book No. a, page 90, ! VIII
eli al public auction. On
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER ~, 1887,
oommcncing! a. 10 O'Clock A. W., At The front 200,
81 tbS inuft House Of said county. In tho city oil
wheeling. the following described property:
The north cuc.third Of Lot numbered one nun.
and aud twenty two u22), situated Oh tho cast
10 tho city Of wheeling. ,
~,fi,ls believed TO DO good, but selling. u trustee !
.ha convey only such title ~ Il vested In me.
TEnys oV s,LE-one third, or N much more, ~
,he n,irchusCr may elect, CaAh In hand on The day
NJ = ale And any residue In two equal ips.allmentA
o.rablo III one and two years from tho day OF sale,
SSitI interest from that DAY, With Insurance upon
~, ~ buiidiug 10 the satisfaction Of the trustce.
= DANIEL NIGHTINGALE, Trustoe,
A. sUII AEt BR d 20 Agents. ocN
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Fncts Worth Knowing.

III all diseases Of tho nasal mucous
membrane the yomsdy used must DO nom
irritating. The medical profession has
been allow to learn this. Nothing satisfac.
tory can be accomplished with touches,
snu1s, powders, s~yrirges, %estrineeEto, OF
any eimilar application, because they are
all irritating, do not thoroughly reach the
affected sutiaocs enc should DO abandoned
90 worse than iailures.' Z multitude OF
persons WHO have for years borne nil the
worry and pain that catarrh can iDflic.,
teetiiy, to radical snd permanent cures
wrought by Ely's Cream Balm. THIS Y